Keven W.
Yelp
This is our first time here and we ended up parking in the blue lot which is off of flea market drive. Parking is $10 dollars. However, there is another lot on the other side which parking is $5 dollars. The parking lot is mainly full of sand and rock and can be very bumpy. This place can get busy especially around the 11am, I guess because that is when people get out of church so make sure you show up early in the morning for parking like at 8:30am.
The other thing is to bring lots of water, rolling metal cart and cash as most places that is all they take or some take Venmo or Cashapp. It is a lot of walking as well. They do have ATM's, but I am sure they charge a $4 dollar fee per transaction. The metal buildings do not have air conditioning and only a couple of buildings that do have it. I am sure during the summer it can get really hot as in March it was getting up there. You can get lost there as there are many vendors and it is all over the place, wish they had signs to direct us on locations as it begins to look the same afterwards. I do not think we saw everything but I believe we covered everything is 5 hours as we arrived at 8:30am and stayed till around 2pm. Bathrooms were not too bad as there are many located in other areas. I was expecting it we nasty, but they were decent.
The food prices are not too bad as we thought they would charge state fair prices, but they did not. We ended up eating a variety of meals there like lemonade, steak sandwiches, tacos, corn dogs, corn in a cup, fried pie and ice cream.
As for stuff they saw, they sell mostly anything you can think of. But I saw many lawn and garden items, tools, candy, salsa and sauces, signs, antiques, furniture, antiques, Trump memorabilia and many more to list out. It did get really crowded around 1pm as there were wall to wall people. Overall, you can get lost here as I probably would, but I believe we covered around 80 percent of the place, there might be more.